Today we're going to sew together this modern-looking traditional quilt block called Interlocking O's. The pattern is attributed to Doris Dace but I couldn't find any more information about it other than that.
This crochet tutorial shows how to make the interlocking block stitch step-by-step. The tutorial includes detailed photo instructions.
Today we're going to sew together this modern-looking traditional quilt block called Interlocking O's. The pattern is attributed to Doris Dace but I couldn't find any more information about it other than that.
Learn to make this unique crochet square - free interlocking crochet square worked in the round - includes chart, written pattern, and video!
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This is a digital pattern for a quilt. The pattern is an interlocking design. This pattern could be used for any size quilt and for any gender depending on the fabric selection. The pattern is suited for beginner to intermediate. This pattern takes you step by step from cutting to sewing. It has colored drawings that show each step. The sizes in this are for baby lap and twin sizes BABY QUILT 54” X 54” 2 FQ’s OR 1/2 YARD each of 4 different fabrics pairing the colorings for the rows WHITE= 1 YARD INNER BORDER= 1/2 YARD OUTER BORDER= 1 YARD BINDING= 1/2 YARD LAP QUILT 60” X 70” 2 FQ’s OF 4 different fabrics pairing the colorings for the rows If yardage is used 1/2 yard each of 2 fabrics that will be paired and 2/3 yard each of 2 other paired fabrics WHITE= 1-1/4 YARD INNER BORDER= 1/2 YARD OUTER BORDER= 1-1/4 YARD BINDING= 3/4 YARD TWIN QUILT 60” X 94” 3 FQ’s OR 3/4 YARD each of 4 different fabrics pairing the colorings for the rows WHITE= 1-3/4 YARD INNER BORDER=2/3 YARD OUTER BORDER= 1-1/4 YARD BINDING= 2/3 YARD
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Here are 50 free patterns for lattice quilts, basket weave, interlocking rings and plaid designs! Lattice quilts are made with strips that form a grid over the background blocks, and "woven" or "plaid
Today we're going to sew together this modern-looking traditional quilt block called Interlocking O's. The pattern is attributed to Doris Dace but I couldn't find any more information about it other than that.
The interlocking crochet blanket is a stunning crochet blanket with 21 sizes and a reversible crochet fabric. With this technique you get two different stitch patterns on each side, which makes it even more exciting to give as a crochet gift. Pick two contrasting colors and enjoy trying the interlocking crochet technique!
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Madame Parfait from The Parfait Cafe shares a tutorial for the block she entered in the 3 x 6 Sampler Quilt Mini Bee. She calls it Interlocking Seasons, I call it superbly done! Click here to get t…
Tutorial: Interlocking Seasons quilt block
The Celtic Squares Block is everything you'd expect from a Judy Martin pattern: elegant, unique, and understated. This quilt block tutorial ties various elements together, marrying the feel of a log cabin quilt block pattern with interlocking rings or even a rail fence quilt pattern. The knot design is surprisingly easy to put together if you follow the strip quilting techniques laid out in the tutorial. This quilt block is the perfect combination of a complex appearance without a complex process. Use the 11-inch block to make DIY table runners, baby quilt patterns, full bed quilts, and more. The design is simple enough to make a full bed quilt pattern manageable, but also lends itself easily to smaller projects. You can't go wrong with the Celtic Squares Block! Want more FREE block patterns? Sign up for our Quilt Block Club to get our latest tutorials!
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DIGITAL PATTERN ONLY in English! You have to got to the shop to buy yarn and a hook and spent cosy hours on the couch making this heirloom :) Thank you for your interest in my Flower Doodles pattern (US abbreviations) It needs two contrasting colours or as in my example an slow gradient twister (Hobbii’s Summer edition Twister) and a contrasting colour As you are used of me this pattern comes in two techniques: Interlocking Filet crochet 115 by 157 windows, throw Size approximately 95 by 150 cm, 38 by 58 inches Main colour dark, total 2.800 meters, 3.100 yards (any fingering weight yarn) Alternate colour (contrasting your main colour), total 2.600 meters, 2.850 yards (any fingering weight yarn) Hook 3 mm (USA D-3), D or 4mm (USA G-6) The pattern comes written and in a small chart for Interlocking Overlay mosaic crochet 235 sc’s by 314 rows Size approximately 112 by 160 cm, 44 by 59 inches without border Yarn needed approximately: Colour A main, total 3.300 meters, 3.600 yards Colour B alternate, total 3.600 meters, 3.900 yards Hook 3 mm, (USA D-3) or 4mm (USA G-6) Written pattern, small X chart (handy when you work with a tablet) and a large X chart for printing (25 pages) Size and yarn needed will vary on your tension, hook-size and yarn-thickness If you need advice, have questions, contact me via mail or messenger in Facebook Also feel free to join my Facebook group AdO Crochet Designs, where there are a lot of instructions, video tutorial links to my YouTube channel and freebees
The Celtic Squares Block is everything you'd expect from a Judy Martin pattern: elegant, unique, and understated. This quilt block tutorial ties various elements together, marrying the feel of a log cabin quilt block pattern with interlocking rings or even a rail fence quilt pattern. The knot design is surprisingly easy to put together if you follow the strip quilting techniques laid out in the tutorial. This quilt block is the perfect combination of a complex appearance without a complex process. Use the 11-inch block to make DIY table runners, baby quilt patterns, full bed quilts, and more. The design is simple enough to make a full bed quilt pattern manageable, but also lends itself easily to smaller projects. You can't go wrong with the Celtic Squares Block! Want more FREE block patterns? Sign up for our Quilt Block Club to get our latest tutorials!
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The Celtic Squares Block is everything you'd expect from a Judy Martin pattern: elegant, unique, and understated. This quilt block tutorial ties various elements together, marrying the feel of a log cabin quilt block pattern with interlocking rings or even a rail fence quilt pattern. The knot design is surprisingly easy to put together if you follow the strip quilting techniques laid out in the tutorial. This quilt block is the perfect combination of a complex appearance without a complex process. Use the 11-inch block to make DIY table runners, baby quilt patterns, full bed quilts, and more. The design is simple enough to make a full bed quilt pattern manageable, but also lends itself easily to smaller projects. You can't go wrong with the Celtic Squares Block! Want more FREE block patterns? Sign up for our Quilt Block Club to get our latest tutorials!
The Interlocking Tiles Blanket crochet pattern includes 12 crochet squares with full video tutorials, free on the blog or PDF to purchase!
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Interlocking Seasons Quilt BlockThis quilting pattern is available as a free download... Download Tutorial: Interlocking Seasons Quilt Block
Interlocking crochet is so intriguing looking! The way the colors combines and the yarns emerged into each other creating a design that’s both stunning and...
Tutorial: Interlocking Seasons quilt block
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PLEASE NOTE: This pattern not contains basic instructions, but only diagrams Basic skills necessary: basic cutting and sewing of quilts Instant download contains: full-size block patterns in 4 sizes: Block Size 6" x 6" Block Size 8" x 8" Block Size 10" x 10" Block Size 12" x 12" (Block, Foundation pattern, templates, rotary cutting charts, pictures of blocks and quilts) It prints on standard 8.5" x 11" paper To open and print PDF file you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader Download for free from: http//get.adobe.com/reader In the Print dialog box click Actual Size
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It's time for another installment of Modern By The Yard! For those who aren't familiar with the magazine it's published by Benartex and features quilted projects of all kinds along with a few fun extras. The E-Zine is free and available to everyone. I was asked to design a quilt using Weeks Ringle & Bill Kerr's yarn dyed collection Warp & Weft. The woven fabrics are right up my alley! The plaids, stripes and checkerboard are a beautiful combination and packed full of color. MODERN BY THE YARD ISSUE #11 To view Issue #11 and all the previous issues by following this link: Modern By The Yard. Now on to the project...INTERLOCKED! It was a challenge picking which fabrics were going to be featured in my design. Normally I'd go crazy and use as many as I could, but I restrained myself and narrowed it to seven (7) woven and one (1) solid. The block used in the quilt is a rectangle (6" x 13") graphic design that appears to connect or join together like a puzzle. You may recognize the block from my Neon Pink in progress quilt, which is still in progress! I love woven fabric whether it's stripes or shot cotton solids, but there is one thing that I've found is critical when working with this type of fabric. Starch, starch and more starch! The weave of woven fabrics is not as tight as regular cotton fabric and it can easily stretch or distort. Starch makes the fabric stiff which helps when cutting and sewing. This is a crucial step for me when I'm working with stripes or plaids. Starch helps to keep the lines straighter, but I will say you will be hard pressed to get them perfect. Never the less, I love woven fabrics and won't shy away from using them! I used Aurifil white thread for a simple plaid like design and finished the quilt off using the dark blue plaid for the binding. I will say it's a dream hand sewing the bindings on when its a woven fabric! The backing is the Tiny Plaid green, and for extra oomph I added a strip using left over pieces from the blocks across the back. Who doesn't like doing that?! It's such a great way of dealing with leftovers! INTERLOCKED 34" x 49 1/2" I like to fine tune my designs (if it's going to become a pattern) by making is a couple times. Besides my Neon Pink WIP, I also made the Interlocked version using just solids. Peach, apricot, coral, it's all there! After making this one I knew it was going to live on and become the next quilt for my very own bed! It seems pretty modern to me and I don't know about you, but I see many possibilities with this design! From fabric, to background to colors. It would make a great scrappy quilt, don't you think?! I hope you check out the latest Modern by the Yard issue and all the others too! There are some beautiful designs and lots of inspiration. I'd love to see your quilt if you decide to make this design! LINKING: OH SCRAP! ● MAIN CRUSH MONDAY ● MONDAY MAKING ● LINKY TUESDAY LETS BEE SOCIAL ● MIDWEEK MAKERS ● NEEDLE & THREAD PEACOCK PARTY ● TGIFF BRAG ABOUT YOUR BEAUTIES ● FINISHED OR NOT FRIDAY
Hello Friends! I hope you are well. I have another free pattern to share. My Movement in Squares, designed for Benartex’s Op Art Reflections fabric collection, is quite different from my u…
Today we're going to sew together this modern-looking traditional quilt block called Interlocking O's. The pattern is attributed to Doris Dace but I couldn't find any more information about it other than that.
Learn to make this unique crochet square - free interlocking crochet square worked in the round - includes chart, written pattern, and video!
